07 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1907
Page
1
Parcel of travel ads. low-cost round trips listed for visas and rail lines. Departure points include Utah and Kansas City with a return price of 40 dollars. Mentions major cities like New York Boston Philadelphia Washington and Mexico City with references to winter and fall travel months. Contact Warren G Ay and associates in Salt Lake City for details.
Contractors arrange for the fabrication and installation of enormous bronze head gates at Pathfinder Dam. The work will take six months, while the river flows over the opened section and the foundation seals are prepared.
The will of R. Vavia Cavey of Glenside dated August 8 1907 sets aside probate. It names Wyenling Je valfien as beneficiary of 34 800 in gross. The remainder is left to kin including Chray and Drather, with real property in Converse Natnoua and Lacmuimte cotta outside of Wyoming. Joseph Mf. Carey of Chayenne is a primary heir, with siblings of the decedent named. The estate appears to exceed 1,000,000 with restrictions on sisters receiving all income. Household goods and chattels are mentioned but detailed values are unknown.
Fragmented OCR note outlines government works, concrete pours, and contractor activity in Marken Were Oct. Mentions Garbett Hee and Wilton firms. References supply lines and land handling around a stalled project with many garbled names and numbers.
Officials debate whether six months constructive residence suffices for homesteaders under extended rules. Questions arise on whether actual residency must begin earlier and how new six month grace affects Beaver County settlers and ongoing twelve month requirements. Authorities assess potential shifts to five year residency timelines and note warnings about possible legal challenges.
Fragmented report describes fears among English residents in Calcutta and other cities as agitation grows over "welt valve India" troubles. Rioting and strikes threaten transportation and security, with police mobilized and injuries reported amid tense scenes at eateries and streets.
A Sioux husband, tall and muscular, deserts his wife after learning he is among 5 000 Indians to share 4 090 000 dollars from government lands. His wife accuses infidelity with Fairy Huéke of Twelfth and Glenarmulreeta, claiming he spends government funds on another woman.
Brit Lato reports that Swartechild and Snulber, owners of packing runs, delay a Denver plant project and push for a Salt Lake City site, seeking independence from a packing treaty. An alliance with Burlington and Quincy lines and a coast outlet is explored, aiming to boost western steel growth and rail advantages for Salt Lake region investors.
A Salt Laté man, Davin a Iweken-down gambler, was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of pocket pilfering. The incident occurred about 4920 o'clock when a chain held fast and prevented the thief from removing the watch. John Impson of Witlett, nearby, alerted Officer Tobert Golding who heard the commotion as the crowd dispersed. Police report similar depredations daily. efforts to curb pocket thefts continue with several arrests recently.
fragments describe a Utah packing plant facing restructuring with articles of incorporation, secretarial approvals, and a board vote. references to a Portlawl company, a secretary Al Hale, and transitions involving managers and stock control. mentions a May deadline and potential public sale of holdings amid regional political attention and local leadership changes.
Washington reports a growing Japanese flow into the United States via Canada and Mexico, prompting stricter border patrols and new measures. Officials note Japanese and other Asian arrivals skirt barriers, with Canadians citing 5 245 Asian landings in British Columbia last year, including 2 882 Hindus and 811 Japanese, as authorities seek to curb entry.
Fragmented article argues that executives see strategic value in controlling the Panama Canal for global power and Atlantic Pacific reach. It references Japan, Europe, and U S military aims, suggesting canal and Philippines posture would dictate future balance and defense needs.
The text discusses Thean preparing a course with the United States. It mentions Japan's exclusionary position and the desire to push the United States to treat China differently, with implied judgment about actions toward the Chinese compared to others.
Brattle Wh fet G Rev Tr Reaege F Whitworth, venerable pioneer and public figure, died at 41. Born in England, he migrated to America as a boy, graduated from Hanover College in 1840, studied theology, and held roles as U S deputy surveyor and customs collector in Oregon, as president of the territorial university, and secretary of the Nez Perce treaty commission. He founded the college Tacaran, which bore his name.
Lon Angeles October 6 A society figure, Mrs Olis Otis of Pasadena Chicago and Los Angeles, obtains a decree of separation from Thomas G Otis citing lack of proper support and alleged drunkenness and gambling. The Otis family ties stretch to Tony and relatives. the couple wed in 1898. Mrs Olis Otis is described as a wealthy resident.
North western Una plans to develop a coal mine on land of Indians two miles from the site. Five large seams will be developed, with four lines, leased from tile residents. The mine aims to produce about 2000 tons daily once the railway spur is completed. Development will begin after preliminary railway work.
London opening of the winter session of medical schools linked to the London hospitals. Speakers urged shift from private practice to public health impact and prevention rather than cure.
The article reports the release of Sir Harry Maclean’s ally Guhl Sir Marresaevean who had been held captive by Ral gull. The Brit ish government accepts terms from Ralsalt and the Sultan Abdel Adz guarantees. Sir Harry Maclean’s brother arrives at Tumut with a new mission as tensions ease.
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